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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Elizabeth most upset to relay the news of her sister's elopement to Darcy?
(a) She knows he is related to Denny and this will make him look bad as well.
(b) She fears he will no longer respect her.
(c) She fears it will hurt his sister's feelings to hear of it.
(d) She knows Wickham has hurt his family as well.

2. What is so strange about Lady Catherine's surprise visit to Elizabeth?
(a) Lady Catherine never travels.
(b) It is unannounced.
(c) She is on horseback instead of in a carriage.
(d) She is too high a rank to call on Elizabeth.

3. What does Lady Catherine complain about while Elizabeth is dining with her after her nephews leave?
(a) The absense of her nephews.
(b) Elizabeth's poor piano skills.
(c) Mr. Collins constant chatter.
(d) The inattention Darcy showed her daughter.

4. What is Elizabeth doing when Charlotte and Maria go to town without her?
(a) Writing a letter.
(b) Debating religion with Mr. Collins.
(c) Reading a book.
(d) Sleeping.

5. What does Elizabeth's aunt chide her for in a letter to her after Lydia's wedding?
(a) Being so kind to Lydia after her repulsive behavior.
(b) Not recognizing Darcy's feelings for her.
(c) Turning down Mr. Collins's proposal.
(d) Leaving her company so soon.

6. What secret guest was at Lydia's wedding that she lets slip to Elizabeth?
(a) Mr. Darcy.
(b) Mr. Collins.
(c) Colonel Fitzwilliam.
(d) Mr. Bingley.

7. What was Mrs. Bennet's reaction to Lydia's elopement?
(a) She is gloating to all her friends about her youngest daughter being married.
(b) She has gone to Brighton to deal with the Forsters for not watching Lydia.
(c) She is planning for the wedding.
(d) She is bedridden.

8. What is the purpose behind the surprise visit to Elizabeth while she is at home with a headache when she is supposed to be dining with Lady Catherine?
(a) A request for advice.
(b) A plea for monetary assistance.
(c) A proposal.
(d) A debate over family matters.

9. What does Mrs. Bennet plan to do when she hears that Mr. Bingley is coming back to town after his long absence?
(a) Procure an invitation to his annual ball.
(b) Chide him for his actions towards Jane.
(c) Convince him to marry Jane.
(d) Invite him to dine at Longbourn.

10. Who is the first person Darcy writes to about his engagement to Elizabeth?
(a) Mrs. Phillips.
(b) Caroline Bingley.
(c) Lady Catherine.
(d) Georgiana.

11. What does Mr. Gardiner do with Mr. Darcy when he visits Pemberley with Elizabeth?
(a) Takes a tour of the home.
(b) Talks business.
(c) Goes hunting.
(d) Goes fishing.

12. Where do Lydia and Wickham go just after they are wed?
(a) Rosings.
(b) Longbourn.
(c) Pemberley.
(d) Brighton.

13. Why is Kitty so upset about Lydia's invitation to Brighton?
(a) She does not believe in living off other people's charity.
(b) She feels she should get to go as well since she is older.
(c) She is concerned about her getting too friendly with Wickham.
(d) She is afraid Lydia will embarrass the family.

14. How long does Elizabeth cry after her visitor leaves while she is supposed to be dining with Lady Catherine?
(a) Half an hour.
(b) 2 hours.
(c) 2 and a half hours.
(d) An hour.

15. What is Elizabeth thinking of as she tours the grounds at Mr. Darcy's estate?
(a) She could have been mistress there.
(b) She is glad she refused Darcy's offer.
(c) She might love Darcy after all.
(d) She had no idea Darcy was this rich.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who surprises Elizabeth at the inn where the Bennet's carriage was to meet her and take her home?

2. What does Mr. Bennet refuse to do when he hears that Lydia is to be married?

3. What does Bingley do the moment that he is left in a room alone with Jane?

4. What did Mr. Wickham really do with the money he inherited from Mr. Darcy's father?

5. Where did Mr. Darcy get the courage to propose to Elizabeth while they were walking together?

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